Our Members
The Centre's Membership is comprised of individuals from diverse disciplines and backgrounds who share an interest in keeping up to date with developments in EU law and European Human Rights law.
A Message from our Patron
Her Excellency Mary Robinson SC offers some thoughts on the ICEL launching its Northern Ireland Committee.
Our History
The Irish Centre for European Law is based in Trinity College Dublin. It was founded in1988 by Senator Mary Robinson S.C. (as she then was) who served as the Centre's first Director prior to becoming President of Ireland.
Upcoming Events
2026 ICEL Privacy and Data Protection Conference
The Irish Centre for European Law’s (ICEL) Annual Privacy and Data Protection Law Conference returns this year on Friday, 15 May 2026 from 2-5pm in Chartered Accountants House, 47-49 Pearse Street, Dublin 2 and streamed live online. The first panel will discuss “Ten Years of the…
ICEL Members’ Committee Trade and Security Webinar Series
The Irish Centre for European Law (ICEL) is delighted to announce the following webinar as part of its 2026 ICEL Members’ Committee Trade and Security Series: Legal Instruments in the EU Economic Security Toolkit and EU Sanctions from an Envoy’s perspective – a one-hour breakfast webinar on 12th…
Understanding the implications of the Supreme Court’s Dillon judgment for Article 2 of the Windsor Framework
The Irish Centre for European Law (ICEL) will host a hybrid conference on 27 May 2026 (4.15-6pm) following the UK’s Supreme Court Judgment of Dillon and Others v Secretary of State for Northern Ireland (which is due to be delivered on 7 May 2026). The…